Senior Centerfielder Daniel Camarillo
Canyon Lake has served notice that this season there will be no cake walks in District 27-3A and laugher games.
Ten of last years district losses were by four or more runs and this time the Hawks used just two hits and left this game within two runs of staying alive.
Michael Brady had one of those hits in the form of a double and driving in two runs to get the ball rolling.
With a 6-4 lead going into the bottom of the fifth inning, CL had a chance of getting that all important win to start district play.
Four runs later by Fredericksburg had the Hawks in a hole that could not be filled and this eventual loss.
The good news is this district has three games with each school and that should give CL plenty of time to start getting those important wins.
Now it is time to get in front of that line to get some cake and eat it too!
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
Canyon Lake 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 6 2 2
Fredericksburg 0 2 1 1 4 0 X 8 6 6
name ab r h bi 2b bb so misc
Daniel Camarillo 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 hbp
Michael Brady 3 1 1 2 1 1 1
pr Conner Drum 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Logan Felch 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 roe (2), sf
Travis Walker 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 roe
Nick Cahill 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 hbp
ph Peyton Sipila 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 roe
Tyler Vinson 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 hbp
Ryan Hutcheson 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 roe
Kyler Huff 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 roe
J. J. Nance 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 fc (2)
Totals 27 6 2 3 1 3 4
pitching ip r er h bb so np W L
Logan Felch 4.1 6 4 5 1 6 78
Travis Walker 1.2 2 2 1 3 0 33 0 1
A game of inches would be a literal assessment of Tuesday’s night loss to Hyde Park at the CL’s Softball
Short Stop Vicky Henderson
Complex in their 8-7 outcome.
Two batters reached base on errors with two base hits and a walk that left two runners stranded after a ground out to the Panther third baseman. The inning did have two scores but after Vicky Henderson was called out on a slide at third left the Hawks having to claw to get in scoring position again.
That out on third would of been the tying run.
Hyde Park is a TAPPS IV school and has a good ball club, but now CL wishes they had another chance at this Panther club after getting so close for a game that looked to be a runaway.
The Panthers started the first inning with a three run home run and then added another four spot in the top of the third inning for a 7 run lead.
Canyon Lake finally scored some runs in the third giving a sense vulnerability to this Panther team.
Spark plug, McKenna Beseda started this inning reaching base on a fielding error. The Hawks finished this game with a total of six batters getting on base in this same manner.
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The ReSporter: Your first year as a Head Coach, what would you do differently as you prepare for next year?
Coach Chapman: “I don’t know if we will do a whole lot differently going forward. I would like to think that if we continue to just do the same things and just continue the process then the results will get better. We will always emphasize the fundamentals like shooting, passing and ball-handling and work on those things day in and day out. Strategically we will do some different stuff such as picking up the pressure on defense, but we are not going to stray too far from what we have started.”
The ReSporter: What is your overall assessment of this year’s team and season?
Coach Chapman: “Although the record and results may not indicate it, I thought we did some really good things this year. Most of all I am proud about how we played and how we conducted ourselves. We played the game the right way, acted right and represented Canyon Lake the right way. We had a really good stretch of games in December where we played at a high level. We also set some individual records for the program, and we finally won a district game. I think what we did this year was lay the foundation for the future and with the program where it is now, that’s what we needed.”
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Mar. 4th JV Baseball Wimberley 16 Canyon Lake 6
Mar. 5th Varsity Baseball Billies 8 Canyon Lake 6
JV Softball Hyde Park 13 Canyon Lake 1
Varsity Softball Hyde Park 8 Canyon Lake 7
Varsity Tennis Canyon Lake 7 Navarro 7
Mar. 6th Boys Golf Canyon Lake @ Wimberley
Mar. 7th Varsity Softball Canyon Lake 7 Pearsall 6
Varsity Baseball Liberty Hill 9 Canyon Lake 5
Track and Field Canyon Lake @ Hays
Mar. 8th Girls Soccer Canyon Lake @ Seguin 6:00pm
Boys Soccer Seguin @ Canyon Lake 7:00pm
Varsity Baseball Canyon Lake @ Llano Tournament
JV Softball Canyon Lake @ La Vernia 5:15pm
Varsity Softball Canyon Lake @ La Vernia 7:00pm
Mar. 9th Varsity Softball Canyon Lake @ Marion Tournament TBA
Varsity Baseball Canyon Lake @ Llano Tournament
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Hawks lost their first game on Saturday to the Lytle Pirates, 6-5 ending their tournament chances
Freshman Cameron Berger
of advancing to play more games.
Don’t take this wrong, but winning all your games in a tournament is not the reason why these games are scheduled. Simply put, it is for repetition for these players as they prepare for district games.
Yes, a win would of been even better, but Coach Gallagher is after a bigger goal than winning all these games. Gallagher is in evaluation mode.
CL did have a chance to win this game and might have pulled it out if the ‘time’ limit would not have stopped action. But losing a five inning affair would give the Coaches plenty of data to look at to see what they might want to do when the real season starts.
Case and point was an at bat by Freshman Cameron Berger in the top of the 5th inning.
After Kelsey Ahrens reached base on an error on the Pirate center fielder, Canyon Lake had coaxed a runner (Sharon Alexanders) to third base but two of the next two batters had struck out.
Enter Berger to the plate with two outs and the Hawks needing a run. After two pitches and two strikes, Berger was in a hole.
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Canyon Lake Tracksters have a successful go as they prepare for another season.
Blanco was their first stop around the track and will soon see how improvement implements itself as several athletes will be testing their bodies for an ultimate goal of becoming better as the season progresses.
Marisa Ellis and Jordan Anderson won all of their events entered as they both look to repeat a trip to Austin this Spring.
Ellis won both the High Jump and Triple Jump while Anderson was first in the 100, 200, 400, and High Jump events.
Next meet will be this coming Thursday in Hays as this season starts to get in gear, don’t miss some incredible athletes if you are in the area.
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Canyon Lake won another game on Friday night, it just so happens that it was a previous
Senior Daniel Camarillo
contest against Marble Falls as the Mustangs were playing with an ineligible player.
However, on the game played on the field tonight, Canyon Lake lost a one run game to St. Michaels as that clutch hit just could not be found.
Recap: Playing in tournaments is tough on many teams based on how deep a pitching staff they might have.
St. Michael’s was playing their second game to CL’s third game, so advantage to St. Michaels in the arms race.
This game last season might have been a laugher when you consider that the Hawks barely had nine players much less enough pitchers to put out on a mound to help give CL a chance for a win.
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CL’s Softball team righted their ship Thursday in their opening round of games in the Blanco Tournament.
Canyon Lake won two games and lost one in their seeding part of this tournament. With those two victories to start the day, allowed Coach John Gallagher to rest and play many of their other players in their game with Poth to finish up the day.
Freshman Alexis Robinson threw two no hitters to help put Canyon Lake as the first seed waiting to play the fourth seed todays action of that other bracket.
In Robinson’s first game she had six strikeouts and five walks and no earned runs and then upped the antie in her second game with 10 strikeouts while walking four players.
McKenna Beseda had the batter’s box well in control as she was three for six with two doubles to hang on her wall.
Now the Hawks still have some work to do in getting their stride in order taking on District foes in a few days.
But first taking care of business this Saturday starting at Noon will be next on their docket for Canyon Lake.
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Junior Runner Hannah Graves gets ready to Dash back into Action.
Canyon Lake began their Dash/Run around the track last night at Blanco Track Meet.
There are several athletes that have a chance in having some good results by the time April rolls around.
Junior Hannah Graves should be in that mix as she had an opportunity to participate in the Regional Meet in Corpus Christi last year as a Sophomore in the 800 Meter Run.
Graves ran a 2:36.25 in that meet trying to qualify for the finals. She had a best of 2:27.78 during her season and if Graves can improve, then a chance for meets later in the season is in her future.
“I felt really good,” Graves started. “With it being cold, I was surprised on how I felt going into my race.”
Graves will also be trying to increase her work load this season as she also runs the 400 Meter Dash and will add a Relay to her repertoire.
“I had a good pace but I really want to build my speed and running the 400 should help my 800,” Graves said strategically.
Distance runner or Dash runner, Graves will be on both sides of that fence as Track terminology seems to mention anything under a 800 Meter run as a Dash and any run over that distance will be classified as a Run.
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Canyon Lake (5-2) split their two games to open the Comal Tournament yesterday at Hawk Diamond.
Center Fielder Daniel Camarillo
Once again this Hawk team is starting to show that depth might be able to give CL a chance for each game they play.
Logan Felch is the ace of this bullpen and will only see a couple of innings due to a start against Fredericksburg next Tuesday night to open District 27-3A play.
Usually that would mean a drop off for other games due to depth problems on the mound.
Ryan Hutcheson took his first loss with giving up two runs and two hits to Lehman in the first game.
“We had costly error and stranded some runners,” Head Coach Trent Dunavant said. “Did not play badly but we just could not seem to get that timely hit.”
Canyon Lake had three hits but the most glaring number in this loss were those three errors.
It was a different story in CL’s game with El Paso Parkland as they scored in every inning but one and amassed 12 hits in this win.
Take the more important number and you will really make sense with this victory, one error.
Senior Travis Walker pitched a gem in this contest as he scattered six hits while giving up only three runs.
Meanwhile in the other dugout Canyon Lake found their real bats and had several extra base hits to bury the EP Matadors.
“We played really well in this game,” Coach Dunavant commented.
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